The Portland daily press., 1887-01-12

Talbot Of East Machias, ON the part OF the House.
Librorg-Messrs LumPert Of Aroostook, Lord
part Of the Senate; Walton of Skowhegan, Dow
of Portland Jordan of Lisbon, Russell of Fay
ette, Lufkin OF Orrington, Sturgis of New
Gloucester, Hamilton Of Gouldsboro, on the part
of the House.
State College and Mechanic Arts-Messrs Rus
sell of hennebec. Harmon, of YORK, Flint of
Somerset, on the port of the Senate; Sanbon of
Standish, Lufkin OF Orrngton, Warren Of Wins
low. Purinton of Bowdoin, Beals of Fairfield
Dawson of Greenvile, Dlckey of Fort Kent, on
the part of the House.
Mines and Mining-Messrs. Young of Oxford
Rich of Waldo, Burrill of Hancock, on the part of
the Senate; Spinney Of Kittery. Mallett Of Free
port, Chase of Damariscotta, Dority of Sedgwck
Cors0n of New Sharon, Carlton of Columbia
Falls, Pierce Of Hudson, on the part Of the
House.
Labor-Messrs Lumbert of Aroostook, Gushee
of Knox, Dunnell of Cumberland, on the part Of
the Senate; Looney of Portland, Harper of Lew
iston, Bryant Of Pittsfeld, Lyons of Vinalhaven,
Roberts Of Brunswick, Burns of Poland, Jewett
of West Gardiner, on the part Of the House.
SENATE STANDING COMMITTEES.
Bills on the Second Redding-MesSrs. Lumbert
of Aroostook, Allen of Knox, Sleeper Of Andro-
scoggin, Young of Oxford, Goodnow of Washing
ton, Weymouth of York, Rich of Waldo, Burrill
berland, Simpson Of Penobscot, Hinkley Of Saga
dahoc.
On Engrossed Bius-Messrs Lord Of Penobscot,
Heath of Kennebec, Gushee of Knox. Sargent of
Hancock, Wescott of Cumberland, Libbey of Pc
nobscot, Norcross of Franklin, Gilbert OF Oxford,
Wallace OF Washington.
HOUSE STANDING COMMITTEES.
Business of the Hostse-Messrs. Dow of Portland,
Barker of Bangor, Clark Of SacO.
Change of Nd9les-Messrs. Smith of Westfeld,
Lombard Of Windham, Friend Of Etna, Watts of
Jonespolt, wentworth Of North Berwick, Kings
bury Of Bradford, Ross of Rangeey.
Efgrossed Buts-Messrs. Gushing OF Turner,
Harrington of Norridgewock, Whitmore OF Vero-
Condor of Friendship, Weymouth of Biddeford.
Elections-Messrs Noble of Lewiston, Russell
Of Fayette, Hobson Of Limlngton, Thurlow OF
Wiley of Fryeburg.
Bilfs IN tie Third Reading -Messrs. Newbert Of
Appleton, Marston Of Hallowen, Hamilton of
Cumberland, Rider of Springfield, Hayden of San
gerville, Allen of Alfred, Scott of Clifton.
County Estimdtes-Messrs. Dawson of Green
vile, Harding OF Durham keegan ~0f Hanlin,
Lombard of Windham, Vaughan Of Jay, Mason of
0rland, Russell of Fayette, Hall of Warren,
Chase OF Edgecomb, Widber OF Newry, Libbey OF
Bile of Harmony Greer OF Belmont Bradish of
Eastport, Wentworth of North Berwick.
Ways aud Medns-Messrs. Manley OF Augusta,
Wakefield of Bath Shaw of Portland, Glover Of
Rockland, Clark of Bangor, Libby of Burnham
0Brien Of Thomaston.
Farrar OF Princeton, Head of Wateryille, Bow
ker of Woodstock Hawkes. of Portland, Bishop of
Hermon, Goynon of Frenchville.
Under the call for bills, petitions, ect in
the Senate, the following were introduced: !:
Petitions of the Richmond Water Company for
an amendment of charter; also OF the Calais COM
pany for the same purpose.
Petition of w. II. Mailing and others for char
ter for dams in Penobscot Lake and other places
Petition of a committee of the town of Wool
wich asking for protection OF fish in Neeuasset
Creek
Petition Of Benjamin Smith and others for an
Petition Of Edward B. Nealley, Mayor of Ban
gor, and others, in aid of the Gettysburg Battle
field Memorial Association; also one from Slelef-
Petition of Austin Harris and 120 others, citi-
zens of East Machlas in favor of pension for
Bill to supply the town of Presque Isle with
A bill to provide by statute for neglect to make
return and record Of marriages.
HOUSE.
In the House Mr.. Randall of Augusta, PIE
sented an order that $500 of the addresses of
Governor Bodwell be distributed to the
House. 1t was amended to 5000 and so
passed
1t was also ordered that the House hold
one session a day and meet Mondays at II
o'clock and Saturdays at 9 o'clock, and all
other days at 10 o'clock.
Under the calls for bills, petitions, etc,
the following were introduced in the
House:
An act regulating the hours of labor by Mr..
Looney.
resolve in favor of the Maine General Hos
petition Of John d. Spillen and 30 Others for
an act to incorporate the Sebago Lake and Me-
Petition Of Mary L. Handlett and others for
the Incorporation of the Forest Hill Cemetery in
Dresden.
An order directing the judiciary Committee to
inquire into the necessity for legislation abolish
ing Imprisonment for debt, by Mr.. F. N. Dow of
Portland.
Petition of J, J. Walker and 10 others, asking
for charter for a telegraph and telephone com
pany from Liberty to Belfast.
An act to extend the charter OF the Portland
Gas Light Company by Mr. Dow of Portland.
latng to limitations of actions, by Mr.. Dow of
Portland.
An act to incorporate the Eastern Trust and
Banking Company.
An act relating to the Overseers of the Poor of
the city of Bangor, and accompanying the petit
tion of the Mayor OF Bangor.
A bill for the weekly payment OF bills, by Mr..
Petition of Maine Charity School for leave to
change its name.
An act to amend Section Al Of chap. 81 of the
II. ST. relating to liens on an animals for food pas
turage ana shelter, by Mr.. Fogg of Portland.
An act to authorize cities and towns to accept
legaces and bequests, and to raise money 10 car
ry into effect the conditions thereof, by Mr.. Fogg
of Portland.
Au act to incorporate the Mount Desert Canoe
Club
A petition of Grand Army men and citizens Of
Lincoln for legislation to authorize towns to ap
propriate money for payingthe expenses of Memo
rial Day.
Eleven petitions from various places for aid fol-
erecting monuments on the battlefield OF Gettys
burg.
Petition of M. S. Beach and 81 others relative tC
additional close time for taking fish from Moose
head Lake.
Resolve in favor of the Maine Eye and Ear In
frmary, by Mr.. Shaw of Portland
An act to incorporate the Northern Banking